Overtime Theatre San Antonio Obliged to Relocate by March 31, 2017; Seeks Donations

Two undated new postings at the Overtime Theatre website:

Calling all Theater Heroes!

In order to continue to keep our mission alive and bring you original theater, we have to move to a new location by March 31. We need all the help we can get!

Donate the OT New Theater Fund:

A Year in Review and Looking Ahead

Our building situation has changed. In order to continue to keep our mission alive and bring you original theater, we are making some changes to include a potential relocation and changes to our season. More information will be provided as it becomes available.

Since 2007, we have been committed to producing works never before seen on stage and we are very proud of our accomplishments! Look at these success stories:

In 2016 we had several productions honored by the Alamo Theatre Arts Council (ATAC) at the Globe Awards. Emily Fitzgerald received an award for best original script for Creatures of the Night and Jules Vaquera and company received one for American Pride. Derek Berlin’s award for best adapted script for My Name Was Dorian…Dorian Gray was one of 9 Globes that went to that production.

Our production of Locolobo: A Punk Prometheus was made possible with a grant from the Awesome Foundation.

Highlights from our past season’s playwrights include:

•Alexandra Decas (Smart & Center of the Universe) is working as a writer’s assistant on ABC TV’s Blackish.

•Shawn Harris (The Trial of Jamal Jenkins) directed a production of her play Encanta at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre in NYC.

•CJ Ehrlich (Zane to Gate 69) had 20 productions of various plays in 2016 in Florida, California, Michigan, Arizona, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, New Mexico, Canada and South Korea.

•Tess Light (The Supper Hour in Hell) continues to work as a physicist in Los Alamon, New Mexico.

•Mike Poblete (One Down) has a new play, Surfacing, which was read at the 7th Annual ESPA Drills program at the Lucille Lortel Theatre in NYC.

That’s great stuff and there’s more to come. We thank you for your continued support!

About Overtime Theater

In business since 2007, the Overtime Theater is dedicated to providing innovative and accessible entertainment at an affordable price. The shows are all new, original works, or new, unconventional adaptations ...

CTX Live Theatre is a project — or maybe no more than a hobby, bordering on a quiet
obsession — devoted to supporting live narrative theatre in Central Texas. It is
maintained by Michael Meigs and fueled by the passion of the theatre community in
the Austin–San Antonio area.